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The Best of FAANG Earnings Statements

  FAANG- The Best of FAANG Earnings Statements This week, Netflix will be the first FAANG share to report the earnings. Earnings season is heating up this week, and about 310 companies are expected to report. These companies; It represents a variety of industries including retail, technology, social media, banking, industry and home construction. First FAANG Member to Report Earnings This week, Netflix will be the first FAANG share to report the earnings. The company isn't the most expensive of the FAANGs, with 55 forward P / E. This title is now owned by Amazon, with a forward P / E of 68. However, Netflix shares are still on the agenda, as they have been for the past few months. Other FAANG stocks have similar charts. So, will the 5 big Company favorites regain the leadership in the stock market this quarter? 1-Facebook FB Facebook, which has had regulatory problems for months, raised its shares to all-time highs in 2021. With 3 quarters in a row, the company remains the "cheapest" of FAANG stocks on a forward P / E basis at 26.9x.

2. Apple AAPL

Apple has a surprising earnings history. It has not been out of favor for nearly 5 years, since the beginning of 2016. While impressive, it could be a sign of weakness that stocks will only increase by 1,1 % by 2021. This means it's underperforming the S&P 500, which is up about 11 %. However, the shares are still trading at 5-year highs.

This week, Netflix will be the first FAANG share to report the earnings.

3. Amazon AMZN

Amazon has announced 3 big earnings increases in a row. The company saw an increase of just 4,4 % in 2021, after a boom in the first months of the pandemic in 2020.

4. Netflix NFLX

Netflix has missed 4 quarters in a row. This was interpreted as a misstep for the company, which experienced only 2 misses in 2017. So, will the stock of the company competing with Disney Plus be under pressure?

5. Alphabet GOOGL

Google has managed to increase earnings for 3 consecutive quarters and, together with Facebook, is the only FAANG share to hit an all-time high in 2021. Shares rose 30 % compared to the NASDAQ's 9 % increase. Being traded at 33x makes it cheaper than both Amazon and Netflix.

Source: finance.yahoo.com

 

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